I have a question: I was searching the net for diet programs last night and came across a normal-enough looking site that had pretty general average tips on how to lose weight effectively. But then randomly in the middle of the site is this 'lose 10 lbs. in 3 days safely' plan. It's originally from some heart institute in miami and yah it just says to follow the menu EXACTLY and not to substitute anything. It says it works off of a chemical breakdown? and that it's safe? The food looks normal enough - stuff like beets, tuna, peanut butter, toast, black coffee or tea, eggs, etc. and they're all in normal or slightly smaller than normal proportions. The weird thing is there's like vanilla ice cream included and I guess that's just for the dairy?
I dunno it sounds kinda flaky to me - but what do ya'll think? Is it really possible?

Sorry to sound pessimistic, but it just can't be true. We all so desperately want it to be that quick, but it can't be. If the scale shows any loss that quickly, it's water weight - if one measured oneself, there would be no inches lost as there would be in 10 pounds of fat loss.
Anyway, my mother actually completed it a few times and lost about 7 pounds when she did it. I think she said that the diet was for people going into surgery who needed to lose weight significantly fast. However, I think the weight comes back really fast, so if you do it, you have to really watch what you eat. I think you should try it and see if it works for you. There are no bad stimulants or anything, so go for it! May be if it works for you I'll try to complete it again myself. Good luck!
thanks for the advice guys, i'll read your replies first next time.